Transelectrica, the operator of the national energy transmission system in Romania, announced the entry into commercial operation of the 400 kV Reşiţa-Pancevo high-voltage line between Romania and Serbia.

In January, gas supplies via the European route of the Turkish Stream reached an average daily record. The Balkans and Romania needed Russian gas. If Serbia and Bulgaria were temporarily left without supplies from Azerbaijan,

Romania has, since Wednesday, 11 400 kV electrical interconnection lines with neighboring countries and an interconnection capacity of up to 1000 MW with Serbia, after both circuits of the 400 kV Resita-Pancevo Overhead Power Line entered commercial operation,

A Romanian national recently expelled from Serbia is safe, and the Romanian Embassy in Belgrade has requested clarifications from Serbian authorities of the reasons why the measure was taken, Romania's Foreign Ministry (MAE) reported on Thursday.

Romania’s economy will accelerate to a 1.8% growth rate in 2025 and 2.5% in 2026, according to the forecast issued by UniCredit for the region. The strongest growth rate this year is expected in Serbia (over 4% y/y),

Serbia’s populist government ... Apart from the Croatian activists, citizens from Romania, Slovenia, Bosnia and North Macedonia who were taking part this week in a workshop for nongovernmental ...

Croatia on Thursday recommended its nationals postpone non-essential travel to Serbia, alleging Belgrade had expelled five Croatian women citing security reasons.

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The plan illustrates the continued ambitions of the Trump family to forge new international deals even as President Trump has returned to the White House.

Greek court orders mining magnate Beny Steinmetz’s extradition to Romania, as legal battles and allegations of fraud continue across Europe.

President Donald Trump’s abrupt freeze of U.S. foreign aid is sending shockwaves through Eastern Europe, leaving pro-democracy groups, independent media, civil society initiatives and local governments scrambling to make ends meet in a region often defined by rivalries between East and West.

For generations of young people in Serbia and Republika Srpska (since, across the Drina, that mountain of injustice from Skender’s poem always seemed